Euphorbia Euphorbia Euphorbia
Plant spurge, or euphorbia, received its name for the milky juice, which it allocates in case of damage. This is a fairly poisonous liquid that causes an allergic reaction.
Cultivation
Euphoria garden unpretentious: it does not require special care. For normal growth, you just need to feed it, and in a very dry period - water it. In addition, a good reflection on the plant and cutting off dry stems. Euphorbia does not like frequent transplants. Since this plant is poisonous, for safety reasons it is necessary to use garden gloves when working with it. If you get milky juice on your skin, you may get burns and irritations. Euphorbia grows both in strongly illuminated and partially shaded areas, while in the shade it does not bloom well, preferring acidified light soils and practically not getting used to both heavy and wetlands.
Reproduction
This plant multiplies both by division and by seeds. Its annual varieties, for example, spurge the comb, are sown in the soil in May, and perennial - in the early autumn. Seeds should be placed at a distance of up to seventy centimeters, depending on the variety. Before planting, peat or compost is added to the soil. The division takes place in April. Each stalk leaves two or three kidneys.
In landscape design
Euphorbia garden can decorate any garden. This plant can be planted and solitary bushes on lawns, and groups in the curbs. It is great for decorating a rock garden - rock garden or rock garden, as well as mixborders and various flower beds. This is explained by its versatility. By its inconspicuousness and originality, the spurge of the garden can both emphasize and shade the beauty of any other plant. In addition, the presence of a large selection of varieties makes it possible for designers to use them in any style.